FCA’s 'different”'AI regulation approach, UK fairness challenge and UNESCO AI literacy
According to the Financial Times, Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) chief executive Nikhil Rathi told the FT Global Banking Summit that the “AI era” requires “a totally different” approach to regulation, with the FCA choosing not to introduce AI-specific rules for financial services because the technology “moves every three to six months”.
Summary on Policy Communication in Supercomputing Quantum and AI
This summary provides a public overview of recent correspondence on supercomputing, quantum technologies and artificial intelligence in a Scottish policy context. The exchange began with a briefing note on a possible Scottish Supercomputing, Quantum and AI Innovation Strategy (Briefing Note), which was submitted to Keith Brown MSP as the constituency representative.
EU AI sandboxes, UK AI–energy grid, Seoul AI standards and IP risk
Hungary’s AI Act implementation, UK and EU AI literacy push, newsroom arbitration on AI tools
Ofcom – AI and media literacy in the UK. Ofcom warns that AI is ‘changing the information game’ and argues that media literacy policy must account not only for deepfakes but also for how recommender systems and generative tools shape people’s understanding of news and information.